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    5.0 (1 review)
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    Lulu's Farm Roadside Market

    Lulu's Farm Roadside Market

    3.4(56 reviews)
    6.4 mi
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    Our friends recommended Lulu's Farm, especially their tamales, so we had to check it out! We bought…read morethe red pork tamales, and while they were definitely good--spicy and packed with meat--I found the masa to be a bit less silky than I prefer. I also grabbed a jar of their homemade Hatch hot salsa, and I loved that it's made with simple ingredients: peppers, tomatoes, garlic, and spices, without any citric acid. I finished the jar in just two days! We couldn't resist picking up a bushel of roasted Big Jim's green chiles with garlic heads, which are perfect for making chile rellenos. And let's not forget the Hatch green chile bacon sausage brat--absolutely amazing and highly recommended! Overall, our shopping experience was pleasant. The outdoor eating area was nice, and the staff and management were friendly. There's a great variety of items available, from lawn statues to an impressive selection of prepared foods, preserves, frozen items, and fresh produce. I'll definitely be back to try more!

    I came for only one thing, the Hatches frozen green chili. My bigest fear is running out of green…read morechile so I bought 8 bags to go with my regular stash, about a quart each and tonight I thawed a quart. I found the blistered skin came off easy enough but each chili had no meat on them. I was shocked. These are supposed to be my stash and not only did the chili's NOT have any meat on them but they had no heat nor flavor. I made a simple bean burrito loaded down with chili and onion and the chili seemed no existent. I took 2 tablespoons and ate it and again, no flavor. It was like eating wax. So what happened? I don't think the chilis came from New Mexico, I thing LuLu's collected the seeds and and grew them in Colorado soil under Colorado sun..I'm very disappointed, disappointed in deed.

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    Cordobes Foods - I dry aged the tomahawk steak for a week before preparing it for my family for Valentine's Day. This was 2.75 lbs.

    Cordobes Foods

    4.6(11 reviews)
    21.1 mi

    Cordobes Foods is an absolute gem! The family who runs the place couldn't have been kinder or more…read morewelcoming. Thank you to Nico for being our guide. They took the time to share their story and passion for good food, which made the whole experience even better. They legit have whatever kind of meat you want and some you've never heard of. We came in search of pork Secretos but left with so much more. Plus they gave us an amazing empanada recipe. If you're looking for local butcher who can provide knowledge, quality and selection check this place out!

    So many things went wrong with just trying to place an order - discounts that disappeared at…read morecheckout, exorbitant shipping costs, etc., but finally I was able to place an order where I spent so much money, that I got "free" shipping. At those prices, free shipping is a bit of an oxymoron. First, I cooked the rack of lamb. When I cut into it, to serve the chops, they were PERFECT. Just the way my family likes. Seared on the outside, red on the inside. I had a little "off" stomach that night, so I just had a bowl of soup, thus I never tasted them. I don't need to "fish" for compliments. I've been written up in a major newspaper as a "great home cook." I know I'm a good cook, but I am accustomed to at least someone saying "this is really good." If I flub a bit, I'll be the FIRST to say, "thanks, but it could be better," or similar. There was only silence around the table. Really? I finally asked, and the response was, "it's okay. There's nothing wrong, but there's really no flavor." Yikes. I'm the only one in the family who eats steak, so the next night, I cooked the PRIME ribeye. For my taste, no steak can match a prime ribeye, for flavor and for texture..A quick sear on both sides in a hot cast iron pan, and into a hot oven for 3 -4 minutes, and I know I'm in heaven. You needed a SAW to cut that meat, that's how tough it was. That steak was no more USDA prime than a Jack-in-the-Box burger. I had two bites, and threw it into the trash. That steak wasn't even choice. It was probably standard. Finally, I defrosted a 3-pound ribeye, so I could cut a thick steak - same process of sear and finish in the oven. Same result. No flavor, and tough. I threw in the towel on the rest of my order, and gave the lamb shanks to my neighbor. My experience tells me that PT Barnum was right. Lesson learned.

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